Stewart v. Wulf

The principal issues relate to the questions of causation and alleged trial court errors. The amount of the damages is not an issue on appeal.

During the first two weeks of December, 1972, Mark C. Stewart, the respondent, was a guest at the family home of Thomas M. Wulf, the appellant. Both were twenty years of age at the time. The bathroom in the home was located on the second floor. During the evening of December 13, 1972, Stewart went upstairs to the bathroom. He found it occupied. On the way to the bathroom he passed an upstairs bedroom which he had reason to believe was occupied by two of…